@@OR.TINO-IGACCT only because focus groups show that the average idiot consumer prefers bright lights. red is scientifically the color least picked up in your periphery
Looks great, but there’s a reason why BMW chose the orange color. In the dark this color is the least tiring color in the spectrum for the eyes. Therefore saver. ;) If you think of it: in astrophotography they use red light (close to orange) because they want their eyes to stay used to the dark. Red has the least impact on the eyes should they need light for whatever reason. During the old school negative film developing (in a dark room), they use red light as well, to prevent the negative te be destroyed 👍
I love red lighting at night and in cars, I was so happy when I realised my Alfa has a red spotlight in the roof lining aiming at the gearstick, so subtle and sexy at night,
You aren't looking at your speedometer long enough for drastic effects, plus its dimmed. Also BMW of the same era has white lights too (M cars ex.E92/E90, E60). White/blue light helps people stay awake/alert at night which is a plus. 'White' light suppresses the body's production of melatonin. Exposure to the light of white LED bulbs, it turns out, suppresses melatonin 5 times more than exposure to the light of High Pressure Sodium bulbs that give off an orange-yellow light.‘ Additionally "Research has found that exposure to blue light suppresses the production of the sleep hormone melatonin more than any other type of light."
I have my third BMW now and I always found that this orange looks a bit old school. In my e34 that was perfect, but for my e91 LCI it does not really match, because the rest of the car looks very modern, especially with the styling I did. You explained and showed the process very well!
I have this scheduled as my next mod. You could have added the red stitches marker with a permanent red marker on the gauge to match it with M2/M3. Otherwise, this is a good mod for sure. I don't like the orange either but that BMW signature.
Samuel Real hey, they are supplies needed to solder. The solder that holds the old LEDs on needs to be heated up with a soldering gun in order to remove the old LEDs. Then you need to resolver the new LEDs on with more solder. The supplies you see at 11:49 is the solder wire which is specific wire that is made for soldering circuit board components. Any generic soldering wire will not due. The other white container is flux which is a paste used to aid in soldering.
As the top comment says, red/orange and other warm colors like amber are used because they're easy on the eyes. That's why blue light filters on phones and TV's make the screen look orangish or yellowish. They'll strain your eyes the least compared to brighter and more blue (light spectrum) lights. That being said, I hate the orange and want the lights to match my theme which is the same blue as the BMW logo lmao. So you already know I'm swapping out all the lights in favor of a baby blue theme
Hi. I just swapped the led screen on e90 cluster, put everthing back together, connected to car, and my BC button and scrolling menus not working! What could have gone wrong? Scanned, and got this error: A3A9 steering column switch cluster signal 0x1 EE receiver instrument panel, transmitter footwell module. Pls help.
So for the center LEDs that illuminate the information screen, the part that looks blue and white on yours in the video. Did you swap all 18 of those LEDs to white? It looks like there are 12 total LEDs for the Gauges, 6 on either side and then 18 for the info screen excluding the six you mentioned. I want the screen to be red on mine. I'm assuming you did all white, hence the slight blue hue to it?
Are used white, and I can’t remember how much exactly. If you watch the video there is a picture of the circuitboard and I circle how many LEDs you need. You just need to count them on the screen. I purchased 30 LEDs and I believe I only used about 20. But double check me by watching the video
LinkxUSMC87 thanks man I appreciate it. I’m not going to be Making one. I’m selling that e92 cause I got an m3. Also I couldn’t find the LEDs to do that center console stuff. They are like 1/4 the size and require different voltages and are just impossible to find
I have F10 model and one rpm needle is a bit darker than speeedometer needle (barely noticable). Do you think the LED is dead and should I even try to replace it? I would go for orange again
DrSalle hmmm, I don’t think it’s dead but could just be a bad LED. As you see in this vid it’s not hard to do. If you do replace it I would replace all the needles so that they all match. You don’t want to put a new led in and it happens to be the brightest one
Hey man great video I just finished taking mine apart and will start soldering tomorrow!! But I was wondering did you use the tweezers to guide the led in place or just your hands? Also any general tips you suggest while soldering?
@@Anguella97ok, but my Soldering iron is a new one, i got this one www.conrad.de/de/p/loetstation-analog-48-w-basetech-zd-99-150-bis-450-c-588415.html?WT.mc_id=google_pla&WT.srch=1&ef_id=Cj0KCQjw_absBRD1ARIsAO4_D3t1GI8r23b2115S9NXKfdxTVdr58Ti05NXN9aeDgBR5r9El0FptjooaAksmEALw_wcB:G:s&gclid=Cj0KCQjw_absBRD1ARIsAO4_D3t1GI8r23b2115S9NXKfdxTVdr58Ti05NXN9aeDgBR5r9El0FptjooaAksmEALw_wcB&hk=SEM&s_kwcid=AL!222!3!254339639681!!!g!! And orderd some new tips cuz i think the original is to big
Congrats man! 3 years ago now! What you doin? Still at bmw? I'm going to change the LED's in my E46. Not sure what color yet. One that I could change with a controller would be sick!
Sony went with white led An it gave it a bluish look on camera an in person black an white correct? Also which 6 because the picture in ur video the top 6 outside the square are circled,there’s 3 then the big square the lower 3 of 6 are circled ,ima lil confused
celis281 i replaced with white LEDs and in person it even had a blueish tint. I like it tho. Exactly how it looks in the video is exactly how it looks in real life. And the 6 I’m referring too are the 3 in a straight line plus the 3 that are circled in the larger circle beneath it.
Hey quick question did you use all white Leds for the Display and it just so happend to have a blueish background or dis you mix some blue ones in at certsin spots?
@@Anguella97 ah nice thx for the quick answer couse i made mine all blue but i dont like it as the background is blue and the writing is blue i still have to figure out how people do the real blie background but white writing stuff lol
Hello , am planing on doing this for my f30 but my concern is how reliable are those leds on long term are they going to hold on for a decade at least like the factory ones ?
Ahmad Doski not very sure how long they will last. I know they will last quite a few years but I don’t k is about decades. I guess it depends on the brand you buy maybe, but I’m sure you can find more info online
I'd like to do the same in my e87 change all those leds to white, but having to weld everything in place seems like a pain in the ass to do... gonna pass unless i find a custom shop (maybe an electronic store ??) that can do it for me
Silly question but do the needles follow the colour of the backlight? So everything changes white changing those exact/amount of LEDs you pointed out? Thanks
I'd love to do it on my e90, but to make my needles in red, if i wanted to, which leds could i would i need to make red? or is it not possible to differentiate it like that? I'd also do the A/C ,etc in white as well as you suggested, it really freshens everything up
Dark you can do it. You would have to just replace the leds surrounding the needles. There are 4 surrounding the speed and rpm needles. And there are 2 surrounding the needles below them
If you are referring to the needle not moving. There is a possibility that you pushed the needle on too far and it’s binding cause it’s too tight. Try taking it back off and putting back on a little looser
Woow that is sick mod mate! Not sure if I would made one myself but yeah I like it a lot. Very refreshing to the look of the car. Jeez I love that car man.
Is it me or the picture when it was orange shows just the seat belt light and then after the led swap all the lights are on, do you need to configure that later? 👀
6IXShooters sorry but soldering is a whole skill in itself that needs to be learned to the video would have been an hour long if I taught how to solder in this vid. I did say they needed to be soldered on and all that stuff though
My rev needle stopped working, I did the exact same thing, other needle gears have resistance when you turn it with your fingers, but my rev needles motor has no resistance. No rev counter now
Jays Autoworks hmm. If you don’t feel any resistance at all when turning it no matter how many times then something may have happened internally. I would suggest trying to open up the cluster mire to see if you can get to the gears and see if something knocked out of place or broke. Then see if it can be glued or replaced.
@@Anguella97 thanks a lot for swift reply, the white plastic box looking thing that has the spin gear where the needle sits on top of, has no resistance when I move it with fingers the rest of the others do and they working fine, i dont remember touching the area at all with solder iron. All I did was, take the needle of the rev and yes they all were slightly stiff to get out. Thanks for your response anyways
@@Anguella97 thanks mate I've managed to fix it, opened up the PCB again, removed rev counter motor housing, opened it up and found a gear wheel came of its place. Rectified it and put all back in, working beautifully. Thanks
Hi I have a 2006 BMW 325i And I need one of those led lights Can you give me the information where to buy them My check engine light is burn out Please help
@@Anguella97 I'm finding the same issue. I was able to do my climate control as it takes the 3528 lights but I can't find any lights that match the size of the smaller ones. I'll have to keep ordering and finding ones that are close
Red is chosen as an instrument colour to preserve the night vision at its best.
thus all new cars and e92 e60 m-cars are white?
@@OR.TINO-IGACCT only because focus groups show that the average idiot consumer prefers bright lights. red is scientifically the color least picked up in your periphery
@@edlemur awesome, good shit.
@@edlemur what that means is white, allows drivers to stay alert and awake, also easier to read. Yellow/orange promotes sleep.
Kristoffer Barstad then why does the e92 and up m3s and m4’s come with white LEDs for the clusters
looks so clean, almost looking like a full digital dash.
Nice result but you forgot to show the most important step on how to safely and properly de-solder and solder the LEDs
Facts
Man you should fix your car before changing Leds 😂
Ugo PULITO haha I got a new car peep the channel
@@Anguella97 Yeah I saw that, great car btw 👌👍Keep up the good work 😃
Hater lol
I really like this, it freshens up the look of the dash.
I wish I had the skills to do this but sadly I was born with 10 thumbs.
l34052 thanks man. Ah you could do it if you just take the time to try
😂😂😂😂😂
This goof 10 thumbs 😹😹
Going to be finishing up the M3 cluster swap in my 135i in the coming weeks and we'll be changing out the LEDs as well. Thanks for the video!
BimmerTV awesome to hear man thanks
Looks great, but there’s a reason why BMW chose the orange color. In the dark this color is the least tiring color in the spectrum for the eyes. Therefore saver. ;)
If you think of it: in astrophotography they use red light (close to orange) because they want their eyes to stay used to the dark. Red has the least impact on the eyes should they need light for whatever reason.
During the old school negative film developing (in a dark room), they use red light as well, to prevent the negative te be destroyed
👍
Even in the new full digital clusters the standard color is red
I love red lighting at night and in cars, I was so happy when I realised my Alfa has a red spotlight in the roof lining aiming at the gearstick, so subtle and sexy at night,
Younes El Ammari lmao all the new m cars do not have the orange color (except for the prefacelift m2)
You aren't looking at your speedometer long enough for drastic effects, plus its dimmed. Also BMW of the same era has white lights too (M cars ex.E92/E90, E60). White/blue light helps people stay awake/alert at night which is a plus. 'White' light suppresses the body's production of melatonin. Exposure to the light of white LED bulbs, it turns out, suppresses melatonin 5 times more than exposure to the light of High Pressure Sodium bulbs that give off an orange-yellow light.‘ Additionally "Research has found that exposure to blue light suppresses the production of the sleep hormone melatonin more than any other type of light."
did you end up doing the radio lights as well? curious to see how it comes out
Looks like awesome, much better than orange cluster. But Im missed how do you solder those led light bulbs
Why is this in everyone’s recommendations now? 😂
I have my third BMW now and I always found that this orange looks a bit old school. In my e34 that was perfect, but for my e91 LCI it does not really match, because the rest of the car looks very modern, especially with the styling I did.
You explained and showed the process very well!
I recently got my e91 LCI, what mods did you do to yours? I’m struggling with ideas to make it look newer/nicer
I have this scheduled as my next mod. You could have added the red stitches marker with a permanent red marker on the gauge to match it with M2/M3. Otherwise, this is a good mod for sure. I don't like the orange either but that BMW signature.
I still be watching videos like this even tho I sold my e90 2 weeks ago😢
Gorgeous
Plz make more for the e9x community
TheHappyMichael thank you, I plan on doing so much more
*Minute **12:28** are all Blue or White Led?* . I'm going to buy from your link. Thanks.
airbag, seatbelts, just stupid stuff 10:29
enriko Dunev haha yes
rip
Brain R. I. P dude
🐴🐴🐴
14:16 what products are those because im not able to remove the leds from the circuit board how would u replace the new ones
11:49
Samuel Real hey, they are supplies needed to solder. The solder that holds the old LEDs on needs to be heated up with a soldering gun in order to remove the old LEDs. Then you need to resolver the new LEDs on with more solder. The supplies you see at 11:49 is the solder wire which is specific wire that is made for soldering circuit board components. Any generic soldering wire will not due. The other white container is flux which is a paste used to aid in soldering.
Im glad i found this video i hate the redish-orange it looks outdated
It does look good but too much work involved to change it, thought it would be a simple bulb change 😂.
Right? 😂 I was kinda hoping it would be more simple, was pretty keen to do this on my e92 😅
it is a simple bulb change
As the top comment says, red/orange and other warm colors like amber are used because they're easy on the eyes. That's why blue light filters on phones and TV's make the screen look orangish or yellowish. They'll strain your eyes the least compared to brighter and more blue (light spectrum) lights. That being said, I hate the orange and want the lights to match my theme which is the same blue as the BMW logo lmao. So you already know I'm swapping out all the lights in favor of a baby blue theme
I wanna do the same. How’d it go? And do you have a link for the leds?
"Scratches really easy", proceeds to touch it with his fingers 5:16
Then puts it face down 6:12
You rock! Looks so much better. Just did mine tonight and added new gauge too. So much cleaner.
Hi. I just swapped the led screen on e90 cluster, put everthing back together, connected to car, and my BC button and scrolling menus not working! What could have gone wrong? Scanned, and got this error: A3A9 steering column switch cluster signal 0x1 EE receiver instrument panel, transmitter footwell module. Pls help.
Good upgrade. It looks very nice and modern
You have a very interesting interior trim design 🤔
Rich Ung haha thanks
@@Anguella97 I love it!
what is the wrap called?
filip graune it’s not wrap. I painted it like that
So much better then the orange
Michael orange is better on the eyes for long cruises at night which is why BMW uses it.
Hi, still waiting for the radio led video :(
Othermind972 same here!! Great vids
Hey sorry I’m not releasing a radio video. I can’t find any after market LEDs for it. They are different than the gauge cluster ones
@@Anguella97 how about the AC panel? Are those the same LEDs?
No they are not
We still need that radio and heating controls color change video !
Just done mine but it only lights up the middle of the dials, LEDs seems too dim despite all of them being on... Any suggestions or tips?
Did you ever end up doing the radio LEDs? And are they the same LEDs as the dash
Still waiting on the center console and start button lights tutorial vid.
Great video... waiting for the radio and AC console
I wanted to remove my passenger seat, would you be able to do a video on how to code the warning light out. thx
great engineering brother but I must say I like the orange better :)
How to you get Blue needles like in thumbnail?
I get to put some in my 328xi ❤️
That ricer looking steering wheel killed me 🤦🏽♂️
GunTeqkz it wasn’t that bad
Not sure how it’s rice ?
It dosnt lool bad
TBH fam not sure if I'm diggin the white. It just looks... plain.
Looks super clean whats the exact model number for the white leds there is 2 options in the link
Oh sorry. It’s the one with the longer part number ending in ct-nd
Actually showing how to solder them in would have been helpful
Exactly
Came here for this. Agreed.
I fell in love with beamer orange
Such a Clean look 🔥
That’s what I need to do with my X5 e70. Thanks man !
When do you make the tutorial on how to change the led's on the radio/AC parts?
I did it to my car if you need any help tell me i got photos no video though...
@@TheAlfie4uTV hey, could you show me picture changing radio/ac?
OMG! Your dash is soooo cool! very very nice idea!
oh man that's nice. Really appreciate this video. The LEDs around my speedo went out so now i know which parts to look at. Thank you :)
Do u have a video at normal speed where u desoldered and resoldered.
Just so I can see clearly how to do it
Daniel Abraham sorry no I do not. Just look up a video how to solder. And if you know how to solder than you can do it
Would have been really cool if you kept the needles orange.
alconk yesss
Red needles would look way nicer then orange ones
So for the center LEDs that illuminate the information screen, the part that looks blue and white on yours in the video. Did you swap all 18 of those LEDs to white? It looks like there are 12 total LEDs for the Gauges, 6 on either side and then 18 for the info screen excluding the six you mentioned. I want the screen to be red on mine. I'm assuming you did all white, hence the slight blue hue to it?
BimmerTV yes I changed all 18 of those to white. And it gave me a bluish color.
@@Anguella97 Ok cool, thanks for the feedback, I appreciate it.
BimmerTV sure thing
Sorry, I would like to ask you about the LED bulb specifications and size data.
i wish you showed some closeups of the soldering you fast forwarded thru the most important part, i may wanna do this on my e60
I'm absolutely doin the white in mine or blue. Looks insane!
Nice job!! Could you tell me how much of each led do you need for the job and which colors you used? Thanks!
Are used white, and I can’t remember how much exactly. If you watch the video there is a picture of the circuitboard and I circle how many LEDs you need. You just need to count them on the screen. I purchased 30 LEDs and I believe I only used about 20. But double check me by watching the video
@@Anguella97 finally you change the central console lights?
Wheres the center console vid??? Cluster came out sick!
LinkxUSMC87 thanks man I appreciate it. I’m not going to be
Making one. I’m selling that e92 cause I got an m3. Also I couldn’t find the LEDs to do that center console stuff. They are like 1/4 the size and require different voltages and are just impossible to find
Question, in your stock photo of the video the needles are blue, how did you do that?
Use a sharpie to colour the needle blue, the white light will illuminate it blue
@@warrenflood2422 thank you!!
When will there be a video of center console lights?🥺😍
Lor D sorry but it won’t be. I sold the car
Nothing boring about BMW!!! Lol
Nice Video! Like!
Savage Motor Gears yes definitely not, thanks man
Hey bud, can u post a vid on changing the interior and radio buttons to white from
Orange
Mohammed Juhel Miah sorry I sold that car.
Tyworkz
No worries buddy really enjoyed that vid you put up big thumbs up
Hello great video,can you tell be exactly the characteristics of the leds???
Have you done the rest of interior? Like climatronic, media, buttons etc
Mate, can you tell me the full specification of the diode, I've done this in my car, but the white is not what i want. Your look great?
Georgi Altanov im sorry I don’t know the specs. Any specs about what I used would be under the white led link in the description
@@Anguella97 ooh sorry mate, i did't see...tnx
I have F10 model and one rpm needle is a bit darker than speeedometer needle (barely noticable). Do you think the LED is dead and should I even try to replace it? I would go for orange again
DrSalle hmmm, I don’t think it’s dead but could just be a bad LED. As you see in this vid it’s not hard to do. If you do replace it I would replace all the needles so that they all match. You don’t want to put a new led in and it happens to be the brightest one
@@Anguella97 thank you for help!
So you use white led for all? Or you use blue led in the center?
i used all white, for some reason it makes the display look blue, idk why but i like it
Hey man great video I just finished taking mine apart and will start soldering tomorrow!! But I was wondering did you use the tweezers to guide the led in place or just your hands? Also any general tips you suggest while soldering?
How did you achieve tha final blue-white color? Did you use some blue leds too? If yes in which points did you put them
I was wondering the same thing
Love the video I’m doing it this weekend, when will you be doing the center console led swap?
Which soldering iron did u used for this? Cuz i cant melt the solder....
Sorry for my English im from Germany haha
Rodaa88 I just got my soldering iron from an auto part store. The tip of the iron has to be very clean in order to melt the solder.
@@Anguella97ok, but my Soldering iron is a new one, i got this one www.conrad.de/de/p/loetstation-analog-48-w-basetech-zd-99-150-bis-450-c-588415.html?WT.mc_id=google_pla&WT.srch=1&ef_id=Cj0KCQjw_absBRD1ARIsAO4_D3t1GI8r23b2115S9NXKfdxTVdr58Ti05NXN9aeDgBR5r9El0FptjooaAksmEALw_wcB:G:s&gclid=Cj0KCQjw_absBRD1ARIsAO4_D3t1GI8r23b2115S9NXKfdxTVdr58Ti05NXN9aeDgBR5r9El0FptjooaAksmEALw_wcB&hk=SEM&s_kwcid=AL!222!3!254339639681!!!g!!
And orderd some new tips cuz i think the original is to big
Congrats man! 3 years ago now! What you doin? Still at bmw? I'm going to change the LED's in my E46. Not sure what color yet. One that I could change with a controller would be sick!
I will start doing my E60 cluster LED's soon. Can you let me know which LED's you've used? I am sure they are same on my E60 speedo cluster unit.
the links to the LEDs I used in this video are in the description
@@Anguella97 how much of each one?
Hey bro, have you changed the lights for the middle of your interior? Great work by the way! 👍🏼
Sorry no I have since sold the car.
Sony went with white led An it gave it a bluish look on camera an in person black an white correct? Also which 6 because the picture in ur video the top 6 outside the square are circled,there’s 3 then the big square the lower 3 of 6 are circled ,ima lil confused
celis281 i replaced with white LEDs and in person it even had a blueish tint. I like it tho. Exactly how it looks in the video is exactly how it looks in real life. And the 6 I’m referring too are the 3 in a straight line plus the 3 that are circled in the larger circle beneath it.
Tyworkz thnk u
Another thing, you said will change also all lights - radio ,doora etc can you tell me what leds i need to do that? Thx
Did the LED swap make the airbag light come on?
Nick Taysha Gaming no it did not. I already had an airbag light on
Hey quick question did you use all white Leds for the Display and it just so happend to have a blueish background or dis you mix some blue ones in at certsin spots?
Ayaahuasca I used all white leds and for some reason gave a bluish tinge
@@Anguella97 ah nice thx for the quick answer couse i made mine all blue but i dont like it as the background is blue and the writing is blue i still have to figure out how people do the real blie background but white writing stuff lol
Ayaahuasca ah I see
I see you're using a steering wheel without airbag, how do you deal with the airbag light on the dash?
axtech24core I just deal with it being there. They’re are ways of coding it away, I just didn’t look into it because I didn’t care much
Hello , am planing on doing this for my f30 but my concern is how reliable are those leds on long term are they going to hold on for a decade at least like the factory ones ?
Ahmad Doski not very sure how long they will last. I know they will last quite a few years but I don’t k is about decades. I guess it depends on the brand you buy maybe, but I’m sure you can find more info online
I'd like to do the same in my e87
change all those leds to white, but having to weld everything in place seems like a pain in the ass to do...
gonna pass unless i find a custom shop (maybe an electronic store ??) that can do it for me
Silly question but do the needles follow the colour of the backlight? So everything changes white changing those exact/amount of LEDs you pointed out?
Thanks
Hamza Hussain Im not really sure. I put white LEDs behind my needles and it turned them blue
@Sūrio Lempa they look in between blue and white to me
What led chips are they please? Where did you get them.from please? What a video top work
The leds you have used was all white? Or you used Blue for the central screen?
André Alexandre I used all white.
@@Anguella97 thank you so much, very helpful!
I'd love to do it on my e90, but to make my needles in red, if i wanted to, which leds could i would i need to make red? or is it not possible to differentiate it like that? I'd also do the A/C ,etc in white as well as you suggested, it really freshens everything up
Dark you can do it. You would have to just replace the leds surrounding the needles. There are 4 surrounding the speed and rpm needles. And there are 2 surrounding the needles below them
@@Anguella97 but would that change the color of just the needles or the needles and the numbers? Cause i love the numbers in white honestly
Dark it would change the color of the numbers too.
@@Anguella97 well, darn, may get some M red needles then, but thanks dude!
I know This is an old comment but for anyone wanting red needles you can lightly paint the needles with red nail polish and it works perfect
So I did this and it turned out great but my tach doesn't work now.....no idea what I did wrong...any info?
If you are referring to the needle not moving. There is a possibility that you pushed the needle on too far and it’s binding cause it’s too tight. Try taking it back off and putting back on a little looser
Did u get this resolved ? @robertshaw1490
Have you changed the central console (radio/ac) color?
Elhan Cajic no I haven’t. I can’t find the special LEDs that it takes
Where did you order the led replacements for the cluster?
Great tutorial!! Quick question, the white leds from digikey will they provide the same blueish tint like yours shown in the video?
Shoes Philly2027 yes. I’m not sure why it did that
Nice , can you tell me what kind of LED you put in And where I can find?
Excited to do it. Is there a way I can make the needles red? Thanks
Woow that is sick mod mate! Not sure if I would made one myself but yeah I like it a lot. Very refreshing to the look of the car. Jeez I love that car man.
the look with the rond glasses suits her sooooooo well
Is it me or the picture when it was orange shows just the seat belt light and then after the led swap all the lights are on, do you need to configure that later? 👀
Can you make the Cluster test Please ?
So… in theory if I have an ABS fault light on the dash which is an MOT failure in the UK, I can just lose the led?
What tool did u use to remove the little leds? Also how did u put the new ones on? Just pop them in?
Rei to get the old ones off you heat up the solder that’s holding them on with a soldering gun. Then to put the new LEDs on you re solder them
@@Anguella97 So why did you fast forward through that part? Lol. Wouldnt it make sense to explain how exactly to do that?
6IXShooters sorry but soldering is a whole skill in itself that needs to be learned to the video would have been an hour long if I taught how to solder in this vid. I did say they needed to be soldered on and all that stuff though
My rev needle stopped working, I did the exact same thing, other needle gears have resistance when you turn it with your fingers, but my rev needles motor has no resistance. No rev counter now
Jays Autoworks hmm. If you don’t feel any resistance at all when turning it no matter how many times then something may have happened internally. I would suggest trying to open up the cluster mire to see if you can get to the gears and see if something knocked out of place or broke. Then see if it can be glued or replaced.
@@Anguella97 thanks a lot for swift reply, the white plastic box looking thing that has the spin gear where the needle sits on top of, has no resistance when I move it with fingers the rest of the others do and they working fine, i dont remember touching the area at all with solder iron. All I did was, take the needle of the rev and yes they all were slightly stiff to get out. Thanks for your response anyways
@@jacustomtuning8008 hmm sorry anyways man, hopefully you figure it out
@@Anguella97 thanks mate I've managed to fix it, opened up the PCB again, removed rev counter motor housing, opened it up and found a gear wheel came of its place. Rectified it and put all back in, working beautifully. Thanks
Jays Autoworks glad to hear
Hi. I quite like this. Does your dashboard diner still work well following this conversion?
Thank you
Lizzie McGann thanks, and sorry but I don’t quite understand what you mean by this
@@Anguella97 I think she means dimmer as in change the brightness of them
Hi I have a 2006 BMW 325i
And I need one of those led lights
Can you give me the information where to buy them
My check engine light is burn out
Please help
I put the links in the description section of the video
Did you have to get BLUE LEDs for the Needles? of is that how they look under the white lights?
Did you ever get around to doing the center console parts?
Josh Jensen no. I could never find the LEDs. They are about 1/4 the size and they only work on a certain voltage
@@Anguella97 I'm finding the same issue. I was able to do my climate control as it takes the 3528 lights but I can't find any lights that match the size of the smaller ones. I'll have to keep ordering and finding ones that are close
Josh Jensen oh okay cool. Let me m ow if you find them
This looks great but where can i find the white replacement LED
The discription
Nice, came out pretty sweet men. I want this on my E90 & did you ever did the center console?